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Originally posted by Metal BrainNo, it does not cross the line. The military has been censoring news to and from our armed forces rank and file since before WW2. Sometimes in the case of genuine national security interests, this makes sense, sometimes it does not, but this is business as usual for the military. It's one of the realities of life in the armed forces. If you take their pay...you do it THEIR way!
Apparently freedom of speech does not apply to soldiers. Does this cross a line?
http://theweek.com/article/index/246321/the-army-really-doesnt-want-soldiers-reading-about-the-nsa-leaks
Originally posted by bill718I guess the military fears truth. That is why they must keep their pawns ignorant. That is what makes their pawns useful tools to be sacrificed.
No, it does not cross the line. The military has been censoring news to and from our armed forces rank and file since before WW2. Sometimes in the case of genuine national security interests, this makes sense, sometimes it does not, but this is business as usual for the military. It's one of the realities of life in the armed forces. If you take their pay...you do it THEIR way!
"Military men are dumb, stupid animals to be used as pawns for foreign policy." ~ Henry Kissinger ~ January-February 2003 edition of Eagle Newsletter
Originally posted by Metal BrainA non-story. It only pertains to DOD computers to avoid spillage (classified material ending up on unclassified computers).
Apparently freedom of speech does not apply to soldiers. Does this cross a line?
http://theweek.com/article/index/246321/the-army-really-doesnt-want-soldiers-reading-about-the-nsa-leaks
A place of employment is free to dictate how you use their equipment.
Originally posted by Metal BrainYou're an idiot. I'm on active duty right now.
I guess the military fears truth. That is why they must keep their pawns ignorant. That is what makes their pawns useful tools to be sacrificed.
"Military men are dumb, stupid animals to be used as pawns for foreign policy." ~ Henry Kissinger ~ January-February 2003 edition of Eagle Newsletter
http://www.guardian.co.uk/
Originally posted by Metal BrainI disagree. The military does lots of dumb things, but it's soldiers are not
I guess the military fears truth. That is why they must keep their pawns ignorant. That is what makes their pawns useful tools to be sacrificed.
"Military men are dumb, stupid animals to be used as pawns for foreign policy." ~ Henry Kissinger ~ January-February 2003 edition of Eagle Newsletter
as dumb as you think.
Originally posted by USArmyParatrooperYou are a stupid pawn and you don't know it because you are in denial. Patriotism is the best tool to turn you into a expendable tool of imperialism. Nobody invaded us but you think invading others is defense. 🙄
You're an idiot. I'm on active duty right now.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/
Originally posted by Metal BrainNice non-response. You're talking about things you have absolutely no clue about.
You are a stupid pawn and you don't know it because you are in denial. Patriotism is the best tool to turn you into a expendable tool of imperialism. Nobody invaded us but you think invading others is defense. 🙄
Supposedly the US Army is trying to keep us from accessing public information, but you have no idea how freaking retarded that notion is. I just SHOWED you that we have every bit of access to information that you do.
The military blocks access to classified materials from their ***own*** network so that spillage doesn't happen. If classified material ends up being accessed on a unclassified laptop, that computer then has to be wiped clean at the S6 shop.
It ONLY pertains to government computers, and only government computers. Most soldiers don't even use a computer at work, but we ALL have these little things called iPhones and home computers and Internet cafés and stuff like that.
Your claim they're trying to keep us from learning about the prism program is so amazingly stupid I don't know whether to laugh or cry. In fact, I recently sent one of my soldiers to the promotion board. One of the topics they get questioned on at the board's current events. He was specifically asked about the prism controversy and was expected to know about it. They not only allow, they expect us to keep up with current events.
If you are going to exude such a condescending attitude towards soldiers, you may want to start by knowing what the hell you're talking about. Because right now you look like a flat-out idiot.
Originally posted by USArmyParatrooperThen why are they censoring anything if it can be accessed? You are contradicting yourself. They can't censor everything but they can try to minimize access and that is the point. Just because you know doesn't mean everybody in the army knows.
Nice non-response. You're talking about things you have absolutely no clue about.
Supposedly the US Army is trying to keep us from accessing public information, but you have no idea how freaking retarded that notion is. I just SHOWED you that we have every bit of access to information that you do.
The military blocks access to classified mat ...[text shortened]... ing what the hell you're talking about. Because right now you look like a flat-out idiot.
Tell me why censorship is happening at all. If it is not then tell us the article is false information.
Do you support PRISM? Be honest.
Originally posted by Metal BrainReading is fundamental. It's in my post.
Then why are they censoring anything if it can be accessed? You are contradicting yourself. They can't censor everything but they can try to minimize access and that is the point. Just because you know doesn't mean everybody in the army knows.
Tell me why censorship is happening at all. If it is not then tell us the article is false information.
Do you support PRISM? Be honest.
"The military blocks access to classified materials from their ***own*** network so that spillage doesn't happen. If classified material ends up being accessed on a unclassified laptop, that computer then has to be wiped clean at the S6 shop."
Edit: And by the way, it's not false information. It's a bunch of tool bags who have no idea about the complexities of the military getting a hard on and drawing conclusions from every bit of information, which happens aaalllll the time.
